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:" q. SHRlNER, Special bargains.
W. Lot in Bedford Place, Si25.
15Nl50ft. f. front, Georgia Ave, $4,000.
Lot in Creston, facing two streets, Sl40O.
Beautiful T. front, Georgia ave, near Leave
enworth, IS 900.
22d street, $500
Lot on burt, near 2sth. street, $1,000. ~
2 full lots on Cass near 32i both $1,000. !,
90 IT, east front on l7th near Paul. l5 cash
Bal. lie, Band years, $4,000.
re IT, on 18TH. near sherman St., $500. l-6
cash. Bal. I. g. 3 and years.
60 #. on 18th and sherman Sts., &500O IL
cash, Bal I, ,2,2 and years.
43xl32 #. in Hawe's add., SllOO.
44xl32 IT. S. front on Bristol St, 1915. .
bbxl55 1t. on Lowe ave. ncnr Farm ham. $ls0O.
Good lot in kilby Place, $500.
Lot 3, block o, Kilby Place. $500.
2of the finest lots I'm loves add. 81, 800.
s. front In Myers Richards n Tdens add.s
$3.50.
Good lot in same add, 500
4Stt. on Cumming St, near 3Oth, corners
"a 600.
Good lot in Orchard Hill. 5000.
9 fine lots In A. :. Patrck's add, each 81 ,450.
4OXl32 TT Patrick ave. near 26th Sl,6bO
Lot 12, block y, Patrick : "a add. $1,000.
66xll2 IT., s. T. corner 2Tth and Burdette sts.t
$500.
Nice lot Mercer ave, near Lowe ave-, ~ 600.
Nice lot on Goth near Poppleton ave, $2.30O. 4
East front on 10Th near Poppeton!ave., 81 ,0ON
w. q. Shivcr, opp. p. o., 569,>
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-15
DEAD this splendid list.
III Gibson, Ayiesworth BENJAMIN,

IN
For days only we offer the following
:ots In Briggs place front son Harney and
n on Farnam.
port, room house, &c, price - 800. Easy
terms.
Lot and house la loves LIST add ,60xl20, 81 ,751.
TO II on ST. Mary's ave with Groom houses
gas and wafer. win su ubdvde 5000.
Warehouse or business property in block lg2,
f45,(O0. Easy terms.
Lot on Douglas street, 4Oxl3s, with Groom
house, $500.
$500, price S5,2N.
Broom house on N. 18th st. good well and cis-
tern, $500.
Wanted good business lots.
Two or more lots with trackage.
Gibson, Aylesworth Il benjamin.
1872 Farnam o.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-15
PERSONAL.

llERSONAL-To the ladies of St. Mary
i avenue and vicinity, you can buy u first
class refrigerator for less money at our store
than at any place In the city. f. v. Atwater j.
Co., 1905 Howard street. &16-l6
I)ERSONAIs-Solid .dexican silver tea spoons
L t2.00, table spoons and forks "a: 90 per doz-
On NJ Moody's China Store, Gs North 10Th st.
b,6l5
DkksoNAL-Neat and tasty Atwood busi-
l. ness suits 500. Fine blue diagonal dress
suits, tl0.,5. Cali and see them or write for
eamples. L, o. Jones 4 Co., American
Ciothiers, l19 Fsrnam s. Omaha 10 N II
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-15

w q. GATES, 3A south 10Th oyer State
asth and Hamilton. This nice piece OF proper.
ty for only so issh sssnv south St
Mary'sa ave. An elegant home. $4,000. One
- NEE room cottages S. on ssth St.. North ST.
= A cheap piece Of property on U. p. track.
Brok house, t1ll ,i lot Near latn St
Clark 81. Cheapest lot in the city. $4,000.
esxlss and room good house, south front,
worth Plasant home. $500.
Nice room, Two , story ,dn house. on asnd st.
s room. new cottage, Walnut Hill. porch and
picket fence, lot 5O1l9S. 81 400. $500 cash.
ers Heimbaughs 3, near car line and belt line
depot s.,tO0 to $1,000. $500 cash. Balance
room story and half house. barn. well,
south front, Saunders u Heimbaugh's add. |,
A bargain at 300. 500 cash.
room house, south front Charles st. near
2stn, f2,7CO $500 cash.
Vacant Property.
ioox?t5 q f. e fronting on Hanscom Park, facing
,.,n lS1nl3s sorns, pscihc and Catherine streets,
lO4xl5o,, corner east front on Virginia ave.
and Pacific ST. $500
OF the best lots in Hawthorne, on Davenport
6Oxi4O. on alst street Just north of st. Marys
ave.
2 east front lots, Kilby Place. Block 8. $500
for tine two Sl,250 cash,
of the best acre lots in West Omaha a; slO,-
5O0
East front on 3,th St, near Farnam, has a
beautiful view. Only $500.
east front cheap lots IN Patrck's End, near
car line.
One east front lot, Reservoir add. Only 81, 100.
One Hillside No. z lot, south front, only al yOO.
Easy terms.
8 OF the best laying lots In Saunders Helm
bauRh's add.
G6xi4O. South leth st S6O0).
One of the hest lots Ia Bedford Place. $3.50.
A fun lot in Burdctte Court e4T5.
south front lots ON Cass, near ~ street.
el,3V1 =. =, 596l5
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-15

SELECTS. are the carefully listed bargains
~ hunted down by Cake Il Billings. Our sam
pie case:
2 lots with houses, j. ]. Redick's sub, only
block from street car line, l0Sxl2| It on 2
streets, big money here for you.
Beauty of Bartlett, fruit trees, fine view
onIv 81 800 cash needed.
Cheapest South Omaha stuff on the market.
Come over l0l, corner Dodge and 18th, and
Wen make 1t pleasant and profitable for you.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-15

NOR SALE-Dodge st. two lots in Kilby place,
II fronting on Dodge street, Us feet. Two
blocks beyond the lots have sold for 81 900, the
same price we ask for these. Only 1890 cash
required. Shaw Co, 5l0 10th st. are the
agents. 1876
ENOR SALE-Or trade. A beautiful 10 acre
II tract on o stree east Lincoln. Win trade
for Omaha property. Evans Il Blackburn,
Real Estate agents, 1910 Dodge. 54l 10
NOR SALE-l0 slightly lots in poor farm.
II Patterson q Moore, Omaha National bank.
3lT 10
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-15
,ook at the bargains on cred by Ncdd's Real

I .OOk at the bargains on cred by Nedd's Real
- Estate Exchange,
14O6 Farnam ST. opp Paxton hoteI.
Farnam cor 2Nth b6Nl.N, improved $35,0OO
Farnam cor 18th EXILE, improved. ....... 22.lO0
Fdrnam cor 3lth l36Nl2 2,................ 17ON
Farnam cor 3sth o5xi27iS ................. 1000
farnam cor 3ath 23Gxl32 2................ 1880
Farnam near Goth li6IlS2, per foot....... 400
Harney cor 18th 4tNl'2, improved. ...... &O,OUO
Harnoy cor 2sth, 60xlS2. 2................... 5000
Harney near Goth b0Xl32 l32................... l2OOO
Harney near 23d 5Oxl5,.. ........-.... -. l2,oo0
Douglas near l2. tixla2, improved....... 1000
Dodge cor 35th 4SxlSs. .,............. ...... 2,lm
st Mary ave corners. li2xt42, per foot. 800
California cor 10th l3!Yl32, improved 80. $4,000
3 lots in Jerome park, corners, only. S5oo
lee feet on Saunders. rs.,.......,............. 1000
Cunning nenr Gath, 52xl65, improved .... l3OOO
South 18th at, ljOS30l Observation-Disclosures. 10000
Caifornit ST. sOxl5O O...,................... 3,l00
dcrs st, only ...... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1900
lots on 3sth st one block south OF Leay-
enworth st, from $1,000 10 sl,,oo each.
beautiful lot on Davenport st........... $500
33xl4O with broom cottage: barn, well,
cistern, etc, on South 18th near Will -.
5oxiae corner 18th and Williams SITS, i'm.
proved, rents for Sll9 per month, only 1900
House and lot on South 2lst st. .......... l,l0O
Groom house and lot 3oxl2!, in Reeds ID
add, on Franklin st, $2,55O on monthly
House and lot on nth st cheap at ..... a.sOo
House and lot on 18th st. cheap at ...... 1000
asoxl40 in kirkwood. east front on l1th.... .5O
House and lot in Walnut Hill. l............ 1900
ba,lvh's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 400
House ard lot on North 18th. h.............. $500
Good corner, 5Oxl5O Saunders Hime-
baugh's add, near street railroad ...... $50
Houses and lots in Miilard 4 Caldwels add,
cheap.
Beautiful residence lots in Kountze Place.
Beautiful residence lots in Hauscom Place.
Beautiful lots in Jerome Park
Beautiful lots in Highland Place,
Beautiful lots in Kilby Place.
80 beautiful lots in Grammercy Park from
$3.50 to $3.50,
One acre in Ragcn's subdivision very cheap.
Improved and unlmproved lots in all the best
additions to the city. III you are looking for
home or an investment. il will pay you to call
and examine our immense list of bargains. II
you have property to sell list it with us, and
we will pIsh IL.
Ncdds Real Estate Exchange,
140G Farnam street, op. Paxton Hotel.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-15

SPLENDID CHANCE-Save rent Houses
- and lots for sale on $25 pei month pay
ments with small payment down,
They are two story houses, new and fully
completed Have six largo rooms; hal, l,pantry,
china closet, good cellar, closets, city water.and
sewer ever conner, connexions; al Teaay ioI ,0 Oeeupanoy
2Sth and Charles street, I'm Shinn's LIST addition,
near the heart of the city, and commanding u
fine view. The red car line passes within 2h
blocks. Hiram A. Sturges. Agent, room 10,
Creighton blk. south of postoffce. $50 Is
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-15
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WANTRD-Rooms and board for man, wife
w ana children aged and T. In nice Jewish
family, not too far from business center Ad-
drees y Box 21h ~ "
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-15
DUMMY TRAINS.

DUMMY TRAINS.
Running between Council Bluffs and South
Omaha. In addition to the stations men~
toned, trains stop at Twentieth and Twenty
fourth streets, and at Summit, In Omaha
Westward.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-15

LNOR RENT-Ofices In Hellman building cor
IL Farnam and 18th sts.. in suites or singly.
For prioes diagrams and information apply to
ga. Sloman, i5l2 Farnam St, Room2.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-15
BUSINESS CHANCES.

"ANTED-A good Office man with
w e20,OOO to nut into profitable manufac-
turing and jObbihg business. None other need
apply. Address, "P. 49," Bee Office. 602-l5-
BUSINESS CHANCES Parties wanting cash
1Jcustomers for good business chances should
apply to Mrs. Brega Il Son, 3l6 s. 18th. Up
stairs. 594-l5s
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-15

NOR SAIE-Half interest in an Old estab-
4 lished, paying real estate business, good
thing for the right man. Address 8. Bee Of
fee. 489 Isl
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-15

MONEY LOANED ut c. +. Reed & Co. s Loan
1Nl Office, on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons
personal property of all kinds and all other ar
ticlcs of value, without removal. 3l9 s. l3th.
over Bingham's Commission store. All busi-
ness strictly confidential. 6Sl
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-15
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY PAGES

E'oR sALE-..At a bargain. a fdost desirable
II home for a small family within d milo OF
p o., q block from street car lines and paved
streets Inquire of L. L. whitmorc. Boyds
opera house. 800
LNOR SALE-2 hest east front lots In Shriver
II Place. $50; 800 cash. hal IS per month, will
sell singly, Must be sold ut once. Inquire 5l0
s. 10th. b&6 10
I lSr your property with the Omaha BUSINESS
lLExchange. 3l6 s. 10Th, room l. 34i l6'
GODDARD Il MOORE, ell North 10Th St, will
" sell you two lots in Amber Place worth
to day $1,000 for s., ,45o IL bought at once.
b11.l5
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-15

STORAGE-For household goods and general
~ merchandise at low rates, corner Thir-
teenth and lizard streets, up town Office 5l9
South Thirteenth. Telephone 662. 421j14s
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-15

HOUSEHOLD Furniture complete for room
Il house. good as now. Will be sold at pri-
vate sale at purchasers own price, for cash.
Address p. u. box AS 352
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-15

VNANTED-Teams for railroad work,
w Albrights Labor Agency, l12O Farnam.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-15
THE RAILWAY TIME TABLES.
OMAHA.

b. & NJ. X. II. r.
Depot 10th and Pacific SITS.
Mail and Express. ss.........
Night Express. S.............
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-15

A RARE cnance for the right party, for sale
"A a we'll established restaurant on one OF
the principle streets in the city. Good reason
tor selling. Address this Office, 49, b5l l5j
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-15

VOUR OPPORTUNITY-Fine stock of grocer.
l. les, feed, produce, ETC.. with Q daily busi-
ness of el25, on he best str Get In the city. for
sale. Good reasons for selling. Parrot 4 VII.
hanson, 1901 Douglas At. upstaira ACT
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-15

GASOLINE and coal are delivered free to all
~ parts of the city by the Blue line tank
delivery, Office at kennard Glass Il Paint Co.
Telephone i9l, McDugal & Ward, proprietors
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-15

ITO PROPERTY Owners-If you want to sell
L your property send full description with
price and terms to Hart's Great Western Real
Estate Bureau, Creighton Block. We have Gus
toners for every bargain that is offered.
SlImM
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-15
FOR RENT-.-HoUSEs and LOTS.

LNOR RENT-Splondid s room cottage, flne
II grounds, large stable; all modern improve.
ments, on n. 10Th st &t5 per month. X. G..
Patterson, 18th ana Harney. b55
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-15

EOR RENT-Photograph Gallery. Best Gal
e lery in Clarnia, Iowa, for rent heap. No
competition for a food artist. Address j. NJ.
Davis, 800 N l6 St., Omaha Nebr. 6)6-2l
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-15

STORAGE For household goods and general
- merchandise ut low rates, corner 18th and
lard SITS, up town Office 5l9 N. 18th. telephone
&C., I21ills
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-15
FOR sALE--HoUsEs---LoTs.

IMMEDIATE sale will take 5 lots or less only
Il 8 or Q blocks from Exchange bid and
Union Stock yards on favorable terms. sixteen
houses under contract in same block 1want
what they are worth. don't want fancy prices
want to sell quickly. +. b. Branch. 122
IGOR RENT OR FOR SALE-Two houses and
II lots on monthly payments. Cooperative
Land Il Lot Co., 20J n. 10th st. 6S6-2l'
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-15

WE have two lots in Allbrights Choice which
w we will exchange for good buggy.
Holmes & Morearty, 1920 Douglas ST. 437
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-15

ENOR RRRNI-Sqaare Piano IS monthly. A
II Hospe 1913 douglas. $50
(NESS POOLS, sinks and vaults cleaned, oder
" less process. Z. Ewing, box 321, city.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-15

XNANTED-Lots in Hawthorne and Creston
w for customers ready to buy. Evans
blackburn, 1910 Dodge. bS0l5
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-15

TOR SALE-4 sections of land worth SO per
II acre, Will sell for 81 ii taken mt once
Harrison, Amber wooley, AIS :, 18th ST..
Omaha, Neb. 4W IL
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-15

TOR SALE-One No. IS Hob range, one ex-
4 tension table, carpets, etc. Good as new.
Cheap for cash 297 l6j
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-15

CHEAP LOTS-You can make money on our
" Cheap Lots on the valley north of town.
$50 to S2i5. Come and see them. Boggs 4 Hill.
4l2 j II
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED-Parties wanting reliable male and
w female help should give us a call. We
can furnish statesmen, bookkeepers, phono.
prnphers, coachmen, teamsters, railroad
laborcrs and skilled workmen in all trades.
Having had years experience in the employ
ment business we think we can suit any one.
Male help furnished free. Mrs. Brega Son,
3l6 s. 18th. Up stairs. 753-l5s
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-15
STORAGE.

ENRsT- CLASS Storage at ITO N 18th st.
Il es7
STORAGE-First.class storage for nice rur-
- niture or boxed goods, at 1913 Dodge-st.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-15

TOR Bargains in first class inside property
IL Call on
McGavock & O'Connor,
3lG 8. 18th st.
Advertising List,
We offer a few lots, now on our list. Cor
ner lots on 8. 1lth st.
.sxl:s. II on Farnum bet 12th and 18th 81.
22xl32 # on l4th bet Douglas and lodge st.
corner Gtx;32 IT on Jones Ct.
TXl4J IT on s. 18th st.
63.xl30 IT on Saunders st.
22xl4O II on s. 18th ST.
10Jxl40 1T on s. l3 St.
66xl32 II on Leavenworth at.
For Price and Terms see
McGavock & O'Connor,
bss, Ih 3i6 s. 18th st.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-15

NOR SALE-A corner lot, 66xlS,, on 18th and
II Cunning st, one OF the best locations in tho
city for n wholesale house, with waterworee
and sewerage Apply at premises. Thos. Sim
CLAIR. 81 IN I'll
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-15

WANTED A live solicitor for fire nsu rance
w Address l3 Bee olfc in own hand
writing giving age, nationality. experience and
refernnces. h33 lb
Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-15

WANTED-Laborerst tor railroad work. E.S.
w Albrght's Labor Agency, 1l20 Farnam.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1887-08-07
A CIRCUS SECRET.
How the wild West Shows of the Country
Obtain Their Fierce Bu0aIoes.

How the wild West Shows of the Country
Obtain Their Fierce BuffaIoes.
About two weeks ago Dakato
farmer was approached by stranger
who said:
What will you take for that little
short-horned yearling out there in the
yarl?"
".Bout fifteen dollars"
'Is he gentle?"
Eyes"
"Never kicks?"
mo"
mo danger Of butting fellow over
with his heada'
mot bit-my children play with
him whenever they take a notion"
well. l guess I'll take him. I'm
agent for Hollerwell 4 Showpoor's
Anti-European circus and we need an
other buffalo for our Wild West de-
partment. BY the time we put a hump
on his shoulders and paint his horns
black you wouldn't know your calf.
l hope he'll stay gentle, though; the
last one we had hooked three of our
cowboys off their horses. disabled two
Buffalo Bills and drove Texas Jack. the
Western terror. up the center-pole.
He acted so we had to tie him up with
the elephants, give him a coat of red
paint and call him the terrible man.
eating jogglewock, captured in Gen.
trail Africa at great expense aud loss Of
life. Do you suppose the calf will
drink milk?-the sacred COW gives u lit
tie more than the zebra will lake. ~
lqketG 6sik
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1887-08-07
NUMBER Is.
ABOUT Thermometers.
Hew These Useful Meteorological fnstru
ments are Made and Graded.

ments are MADE and Grndeus
II thermometers were all of uniform
caliber and graded accurately there
would, of course. be no difference In
their records. But the fact i, that
many are imperfectly made and care
lessly graded, and these, of course.
will give widely different results. The
first point in the construction of the
mercurial thermometer is to see that
the tube is of uniform caliber through
out its whole interior. To ascertain
this short column of mercury is put
into the tube and moved up and down,
to see if its length remains the same
through all parts of the tube. II
tube whose caliber is not uni
form is used slight differences are
made in its graduation to allow for
it. A scale of equal parts is etched
upon the tube, and from observations
of the inequalities of the column OF
mercury moved in il table givin g the
temperatures corresponding to these di-
visions Is formed. A bulb is now blown
on the tube, and while the open end of
the latter is dipped into mercury heat
is applied to the bulb to expand the air
in it. This heat is then withdrawn,
and, the air within contracting. por-
ton of the mercury then rises in the
tube and partly fills the bulb. To the
open end of the tube n funnel contain
ing mercury is fitted. the bulb placed
over flame until it boils. thus ex-
polling all air and moisture from
the instrument. and. on cooling.
the tube instantly fills with mer-
| curry. The bulb is now placed in
some hot fluid, causing the mer-
curry within 1t TO expand and flow over
the tube. aud when this overflow has
ceased the open end of the tube is
heated with blow-pipe flame. To
| graduate the instrument. the bulb is
placed in melting ice. and, when the
| top of the murcury column has fallen
| as low rs il will, note is taken OF its
| position referred to the scale on the
| tube. This is the freezing point; it is
marked as zero on the thermometers of
| Celsius and Reaumur. and is 80 degrees
on the Fahrenheit system. To detcrm-
inc the boiling point, the instrument Is
| placed in metallic vessel with double
walls, between which eireulates the
steam from boiling water. Between
the freezing and boiling point of water,
100 equal degrees are marked in the
centigrade graduation Of Celsius, lSo
degrees on the Fahrenheit plan, and
80 degrees on the Reaumur On many
thermometers all three of these gradu'
ations are indicated on the frame to
which the tube is attached. Some
weeks after a thermometer has been
made and graded it may be noticed
that when the bulb is immersed il
pounded ice the mercury does not quit
descend to the freezing point This il
owing to gradual expansion Of th'
mercury which usually goes on fol
nearly two years, when it is fount
that the zero point has risen nearly ;
whole degree. 1t is then necessary t.
slide down the scale to which the tub'
is fastened, so that it will read accurate
ly the movements of the mercury. AT
ter this change, the accuracy of TIL
thermometer is assured, as there is M
further expansion of the mercury col
umn. Chicago Inter Ocean.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1887-08-07
TIC LOVERS AT THE GATE.


"no s.oou IN t'e cottage ooor'
- - a'e iane,
az. s"u pops moved their siVer leaves
one tooR tne milking pail In hand,
hn. ~Ap.ed down toward the gate;
anu s"v SAID 10 herself in a patient way;
.iat makes the cows so later
A Iassie leaned nm the nasture bars
And a dog Law at her feet.
And the cows ranged over the pasture free.
Cropping the clover sweet.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1887-08-07
Neighborly Sympathy.

She had no idea that he was paying
attention to her, but he had all the symp-
toms of an anxious lover as he offered
her his hand and heart. But she could
not think of it, and yet when she re-
spectfully, but firmly rejected him, she
was half afraid that her answer might
lead him to do something desperate.
mo, Josiah, am much obleeged TO
We, an I'm sorry for We, if it cuts ye
up, but can't hev ye."
To her astonishmentth the young mans
face expressed undisguised relief and
satisfaction.
..Sary,' he exclaimed, putting out
his hand. don't We say another world!
I'm much obleeged ter you. ! was
fond of Tirzy Blinks, but SEEM ez your
nav n paw war dead recent, l thort as
ort fer to AK you to marry me. 1t
wan'n't mo n neighborly. y Youths
Companion.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1887-08-07
FEMININE FOLLlES.
Clara LAMA Furnishes Some Spicy Items |
About Fashionable Kinks.

Clara LAMA Furnishes Some Spicy Items
About Fashionable Kinks.
Handkerchiefs are obviously no
longer intended for use; at least those
that nowadays form so conspicuous a
feature of fashionable woman's toilet
are not. / saw some the other day
made of the most delicate shades of
surah silk and edged with the daintiest
lace imaginable. To allow such hand
kerchiefs as these to fall into the
clutches of the everyday laundress
would be the ruin of them. There
were others of bright scarlet null, and
more unpretending ones of rose-embroi-
dered and turquoise-hued batiste. A
new fashion is to have the monogram,
crest or initials embroidered in the
center of the handkerchief and not in
one corner as heretofore. Of course no
vulgar white thread is to be used for
this purpose. The design must be
worked in silk of the same color as the
handkerchief, or else of a contrasting
shade. Wash-silks are employed,
though, as every body knows, they are
not to be washed. Any kind of en-
broidery silk will do as we'll
Alta large country luncheon given
last week the guests were invited at
the conclusion of the meal to the poul-
try yard. What for? Why, to search
for new laid eggs, of course. Each
woman of the party was provided with
a straw basket tied with ribbons, and
handed to her on silver salver by a
grave looking butler. Armed with
these implements, the fair DANES went
poking about the poultry yard in the
sun, at the risk of running their tenn
pers and their compilations, and all for
the exquisite pleasure of finding or not
finding an egg. The hostess appears
to consider this idea an exceedingly
novel and brilliant one. Novel it
certainly was, but as to its brilliancy-
well / think l am safe in saying that
egg-hunting is not likely to become a
common feature at rural entertain
ments this summer.-C Clara Lama, in
NJ Y. Mail and Express.